Useful macOS defaults: Terminal
Handy defaults write commands for com.apple.Terminal, controlling how Terminal looks and behaves.
Handy defaults write commands for com.apple.Terminal, controlling how Terminal looks and behaves.
If you see fontmover running on your Mac, here is what this font management process does.
If you see sessionlogoutd running on your Mac, here is what this logout process does.
If you see netauth.sys.auth or netauth.sys.gui on your Mac, here is what these network authentication processes do.
Handy defaults write commands for NSGlobalDomain, the global settings domain on macOS.
If you see InstallerDiagnostics or InstallerProgress on your Mac, here is what these installer processes do.
If you see eapolcfg_auth on your Mac, here is what this network authentication process does.
If you see RemoteDesktop.PrivilegeProxy running on your Mac, here is what this remote management process does.
If you see captiveagent on your Mac, here is what this Wi-Fi login process does.
If you see ifdreader running on your Mac, here is what this smart card reader process does.
If you see usbaudiod running on your Mac, here is what this USB audio device process does.
If you see CrashReporterSupportHelper on your Mac, here is what this crash reporting process does.
Handy defaults write commands for com.apple.finder, controlling how Finder looks and behaves.
If you see nfsconf on your Mac, here is what this NFS configuration tool does.
If you see dhcp6d running on your Mac, here is what this IPv6 networking process does.
If you see security.authtrampoline on your Mac, here is what this privilege helper process does.
Handy defaults write commands for com.apple.dock, controlling the Dock's look, size, position, and behaviour.
If you see scsid running on your Mac, here is what this storage communication process does.
If you see VDCAssistant running on your Mac, here is what this camera assistant process does.
If you see nfsd running on your Mac, here is what this process does and whether you need it.
If you see ioupsd running on your Mac, here is what this UPS monitoring process does.
If you see ODSAgent running on your Mac, here is what this Open Directory process does.
If you see gssd running on your Mac, here is what this authentication process does.
If you see GSSCred running on your Mac, here is what this Kerberos credentials process does.
If you see pfd running on your Mac, here is what this packet filter logging process does.